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Net-Map Toolbox
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Ghana
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | NET-MAP TOOLBOX OCTOBER 19, 2010 You know it (you just don’t know it) It’s been a while but the first time that this “power of Net-Map really became clear to me was probably when looking at communication networks in pro-poor Avian Influenza prevention in Ghana and Ethiopia. You know about everything there is to know in your subject area. know close to nothing about it. | NET-MAP TOOLBOX FEBRUARY 7, 2012 Relief: Stop banging your head against that wall… lot of my Net-Map sessions are about: “How do you achieve your goal (whether that is feeding children in Ghana or reorganizing a company in the US) and who will help / hinder you?” if you just can't help it: Bang head here (copyright by jcrakow on flickr). Are you banging your poor soft little head against a rough stone wall? | | | | | | | -
NET-MAP TOOLBOX | TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2012 How do you play status games? ” Just imagine trying the same approach if you are the young local cleaning woman who has a great idea… When I lived in Ghana (even though neither old nor male) I realized after a while that calling for an appointment with local NGO and government officials went completely differently whether my local assistant or I did the calling. MORE >> -
NET-MAP TOOLBOX | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2010 Ready to elevate? This is my list: Assessing communication channels concerning avian influenza in Ghana , Ethiopia and Nigeria (Schiffer et al. Understanding the fisheries management in small reservoirs in northern Ghana (Hauck and Youkhana 2008 ). Do you have your elevator speach ready? 2008). 2010 ). By looking at concrete case studies (e.g. MORE >> -
NET-MAP TOOLBOX | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2010 Well, I don’t know… And that reminded me of a situation in Ghana, where my young colleague was able to turn around this “I’ll rip your presentation to shreds atmosphere in the room into true helpfulness and support. I’m always interested in new challenges and I might have been in my own comfort zone for too long. kind of talks. MORE >> -
NET-MAP TOOLBOX | TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2010 Growth In every project I do I learn something new, about corruption in Ghana or rice par-boiling in northern Nigeria. Profound moments happen at the unlikeliest times and places. This morning on the metro I was reading The Change Handbook (Holman, Devane and Cady) when all of a sudden I had a new insight about growth. And more people? MORE >> -
NET-MAP TOOLBOX | FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 2010 Same, same but different When doing Net-Maps with different people about the same question, we face the following dilemma: We want them to be free to mention any actor who comes to mind, whoever is involved in, let’s say innovation in the poultry sector in Ethiopia or managing small reservoirs in Ghana. I’m curious to see how this goes. MORE >>
- Change: (You) say it, (I) do it (maybe…) NET-MAP TOOLBOX | THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 2010
- Strange NET-MAP TOOLBOX | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2010
- The structural logic behind corruption NET-MAP TOOLBOX | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2009
- Moses Abukari writes: Sharing Net-Map among Development Practitioners NET-MAP TOOLBOX | TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2009
- What others write about Net-Map at the Knowledge ShareFair NET-MAP TOOLBOX | THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2009
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